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lunedì 23 maggio 2011
VINCITORI - 21° Concorso Internazionale per Pianoforte e Orchestra "Città di Cantù"
1° PREMIO
Sato Takashi GIAPPONE MOZART 453
2° PREMIO
Sangiovanni Scipione ITALIA BEETHOVEN 1
3° PREMIO
Graf Aglaia SVIZZERA MOZART 414
SEZIONE B - CONCERTI ROMANTICI
1° PREMIO ex-aequo
Chistiakova Galina RUSSIA TCHAIKOWSKY
Tanaka Masaya GIAPPONE LISZT Totentanz
2° PREMIO
non assegnato
3° PREMIO
Gumenyuk Ekaterina RUSSIA RAVEL
PREMI SPECIALI
Borsa di studio Cassa Rurale ed Artigiana di Cantù: in mancanza di un finalista in entrambe le sezioni la borsa di studio è stata assegnata alla più giovane concorrente GABRIELLE CHOU (USA) ritenuta meritevole all’unanimità dalla giuria.
Borsa di studio “Aldo Arnaboldi”: CLELIA CAFIERO quale miglior pianista italiano
Premio Lions Club: TANAKA MASAYA quale miglior esecutore del concerto di Liszt
domenica 22 maggio 2011
Finalisti - Galina Chistiakova
Galina Chistiakova was born in 1987 in Moscow into a musical family. She started her piano studies at 3 years old with her mother and professor Helena Khoven. In 1993 she successfully entered The Central Music School under the Moscow Conservatory named after P. Tchaikovsky. She studied with Professor Helena Khoven and Professor Anatoly Ryabov, with whom she finished The Central Music School in 2005.
During her school years Galina won many prizes in different competitions, including the international: “The 3rd Moscow International Chopin Competition for Young Pianists” (2000); “The 7th European Chopin Competition in Darmstadt” (2002); “The 2nd International Piano Competition in Memory of Emil Gilels”, (Odessa, 2003). “The 3rd Scriabin International Piano Competition” (Moscow 2004).
In 2005 Galina entered The Moscow Conservatory and finished it in 2010 with Professor, People’s Artist of Russia Mikhail Voskresensky. Since then she has also become a prizewinner of many international competitions, among them: “A. Scriabin International Piano Competition”, (Grosseto, Italy, 2007); “Maria Callas Grand Prix 2008” (Athens, Greece); “10th Concourse Grieg – I.P.C.” (Oslo, Norway, 2009 and others. Galina has also been awarded scholarships in many foundations: “Russian Performing Art”, “V. Spivakov's foundation”, “New Names” and “A. Scriabin Association”. She has also recorded compact discs with them. She played in master class of A. Sandler, A. Bonduryansky, D. Bashkirov, P.Badura-Skoda, T. Currentzis etc.
Now she is a student of postgraduate course of Moscow conservatory (class of M.Voskresensky) and a student of International Piano Academy "Incontri col Maestro" in Imola (class of professor Boris Petrushansky)
Galina has large and various repertoire, which includes works of different style composers, from the baroque to romantic and modern periods. Except for solo, she also plays an active part in chamber music with different ensembles. The most frequent and permanent of them is a piano duet with her younger sister Irina Chistiakova.
Since 2000 Galina traveled, playing solo and with symphonic orchestras, in concerts over Russia, France, Germany, Poland, Austria, Italy, Czech, Belarus, Ukraine, Finland, Japan, Greece, Spain, Monaco, Norway. She has also performed on various TV and Radio programs. She played solo concert at the International festival “Biennale” in Greece. Galina has also been worked several times as a member of the jury at youth competitions in Russia. She is a member of A.Scriabin society in Moscow.
Finalisti - Ekaterina Gumenyuk
EKATERINA GUMENYUK
Ekaterina Gumenyuk was born 22.03.1989 at the city of Volgodonsk, Russia . From 1997 to 1999 she studied at the Music school N 1 of her town named after D. Shostakovich( teacher: Vorobyova E.A.). From 1999 to 2002 She studied at the Music school n.11 of Saint- Petersburg (teachers: Sandovskaja K.A., Polozova.M.G.). From 2003 she studies at the Special music school - liceum of Rimsky-Korsakov conservatory, Saint-Petersburg ( professor A. Sandler). She took part to important competitions such as : I Open A.D.Artobolevskaya competition for young pianists, Moscow, 1999 (III prize); IV Open P.I.Chajkovsky competition for young pianists, Saint Petersburg, 2000 (III prize ); IV International S.V.Rakhmaninov competition for young pianists, Great Novgorod, 2000 (II prize and special prize ); II International Prokofiev competition for young pianists , Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan, 2004 ( V prize ); VI International Chopin competition, Narva, Estonia, 2006 (III prize and 3 special prizes). Ekaterina Gumenyuk gave many concerts (solo and with orchestra) in France, Switzerland, Austria, Morocco, USA. She has performed with orchestra of Saint-Petersburg, (conductors: R.Martynov, A. Sladkovsky, Z. Rychert).
Finalisti - Takashi Sato
Since winning first prize at the 70th Music Competition of Japan in 2001, Takashi Sato has been regarded as one of the most outstanding Japanese pianists of his generation. He is the youngest recipient ever of the Frédéric Chopin Society of Japan Award which was granted for the success of his debut recital in Tokyo in 2003. Takashi has also distinguished himself at several international competitions, such as ARD International Music Competition 2006 in Munich (special prize for the best interpretation of a 20th-century piano work), International Piano Competition Francis Poulenc 2006 (third prize), Sydney International Piano Competition of Australia 2008 (fourth prize and special prize for the best performance of Chopin), Concours Géza Anda 2009 in Zurich (special prize) and Queen Elisabeth Competition 2010 in Brussels (laureate). Most noteworthy among them is his victory at the 11th International Piano Competition Schubert in Dortmund 2007, establishing him as a world-class interpreter of Schubert's music.
Early on in his artistic career, Takashi was chosen to be soloist for the Tokyo Geidai Sinfonia's tour in the United Kingdom in 2003, where his charismatic performance contributed to the tour's success. He has also worked with numerous major orchestras, including the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Central-Aichi Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Philharmonic, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Century Orchestra Osaka, Munich Chamber Orchestra, Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra, Sydney Symphony and National Orchestra of Belgium. He has been invited to perform in such countries as Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Greece, Australia and Syria.
Since the solo debut CD "La Campanella: Gems of the Keyboard" (Live Notes, 2007), Takashi has issued several recordings including Schubert album (Bella Musica, 2008) and Chopin albums (Live Notes, 2009) receiving much acclaim from the Japanese and German press.
Alongside his accomplishments as soloist, he is equally appreciated as an adept chamber musician, and has collaborated with many renowned artists, such as Masafumi Hori, Nobuko Yamazaki, Yuzuko Horigome, Ryoichi Fujimori, Shunske Sato, Kyoko Yonemoto and Mayuko Kamio. A recording of Edvard Grieg's complete sonatas for violin and piano with Shunske Sato, released in 2007, was awarded Grand Prize by the Agency for Cultural Affairs of Japan at the 62nd National Arts Festival.
Born in Akita, Japan in 1983, Takashi Sato began piano at age of four under the guidance of Kumiko Meguro, and studied several years later with Okitaka Uehara. Between 1999 and 2006, he studied with Hitoshi Kobayashi, Katsumi Ueda and Kikuko Ogura (fortepiano) at the Tokyo Geijutsu Daigaku (Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music), as well as at its music high school division, graduating from both with top honors in 2006 and 2002 respectively. At present he is a postgraduate student at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover (Hanover University for Music and Drama), under the tutelage of Arie Vardi.
